The podcast by and for AI Engineers! In 2025, over 10 million readers and listeners came to Latent Space to hear about news, papers and interviews in Software 3.0. We cover Foundation Models changing every domain in Code Generation, Multimodality, AI Agents, GPU Infra and more, directly from the founders, builders, and thinkers involved in pushing the cutting edge. Striving to give you both the definitive take on the Current Thing down to the first introduction to the tech you'll be using in the next 3 months! We break news and exclusive interviews from OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Meta (Soumith Chintala), Sierra (Bret Taylor), tiny (George Hotz), Databricks/MosaicML (Jon Frankle), Modular (Chris Lattner), Answer.ai (Jeremy Howard), et al. Full show notes always on https://latent.space Sponsorship and business inquiries: [email protected] www.latent.space
This podcast episode features an interview with Ashvin Nair, formerly of OpenAI and currently with Cursor, recorded at NeurIPS. The discussion begins with Ashvin's background in robotics and his transition to language models, including his early experiences at OpenAI. The conversation covers the potential of robotics, ...
This interview podcast features a conversation with Sarah Caranzaro from Amplify, focusing on the intersection of data and AI, the evolution of the modern data stack, and current trends in AI funding and startup development. The discussion covers the DBT-Fivetran merger, the use of data tools in AI labs, and the challe...
In this episode of the Latent Space Podcast, Alessio and Swix host David Soria Parra from Anthropic, along with Jim Zemlin from the Linux Foundation, Nick Cooper from OpenAI, and Brad from Block, to discuss the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and the newly launched Agentic AI Engineering Foundation (AAIF). The conversatio...
In this episode of the AI Engineer Summit podcast, Steve Yegge discusses Vibe Coding and AI engineering, highlighting the resistance from senior engineers with 12-15 years of experience. He shares "hot takes" such as the prediction that engineers still using IDEs by the new year are "bad engineers" and emphasizes the n...
In this episode of the Latent Space podcast, Bill Chen and Bryan Fioca from OpenAI discuss the latest advancements and trends in coding models. They delve into the naming conventions for Codex models, particularly "Codex Max," explaining its extended runtime capabilities and speed optimizations. The conversation explor...
This podcast episode features a discussion about the launch of SAM 3, a new model for segmenting and tracking objects in images and videos using concept prompts. The speakers, including researchers from Meta and the co-founder of Roboflow, discuss the model's capabilities, architecture, and data engine, as well as its ...
In this episode of the Latent Space Podcast, Alessio and Swix interview Pliny the Elder and John V, who delve into the world of AI jailbreaking and security. Pliny explains his focus on universal jailbreaks and the importance of freedom and transparency in AI development, while John V discusses adversarial machine lear...
In this podcast episode, the host interviews a guest who is launching a new company called Roadrunner, which aims to streamline the quoting and approval process for sales teams by leveraging AI to address the complexities of modern pricing models. The guest shares their background, including their experience at Kleiner...
In this episode of the Latent Space Podcast, Louis Coussier, CTO of Superhuman Mail, discusses AI engineering and the evolution of Superhuman's AI features. He shares his background, including his work in nuclear submarines and DocuSign. The conversation covers Superhuman's AI-driven productivity enhancements like auto...
The podcast features an interview with Pim De Witte, the founder of General Intuition (GI), a spin-out of Medal, a game clipping company. De Witte discusses GI's work on world models, which are trained using a massive dataset of video game clips to create AI agents capable of human-like and even superhuman behaviors wi...
This podcast features an interview with Pym, the founder of General Intuition (GI), a spin-out of Metal, a game clipping company. The discussion revolves around GI's world models, which are trained on a massive dataset of video game clips to create AI agents capable of human-like and even superhuman behaviors in games ...
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